Babe Ruth won 94 games as a pitcher during his Major League Baseball career. His pitching record was 94–46, giving him a .671 winning percentage across 10 seasons on the mound.
Ruth began his professional career primarily as a pitcher with the Boston Red Sox. In 1916, he won 23 games and led the American League with nine shutouts. The following year, he won 24 games and completed 35 games, demonstrating that he was already an elite pitcher before becoming baseball’s most famous slugger.
His transition to full-time hitting began after the Red Sox sold him to the Yankees. By 1920, New York was using him mainly as an outfielder, allowing his extraordinary home-run production to reshape the sport. Ruth still occasionally pitched for the Yankees, but his later career was overwhelmingly focused on batting.
The 94-win total refers to regular-season MLB victories as a pitcher. It does not include his three World Series pitching wins, which are recorded separately.